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Hi,
If the os is win98, try the following.
1.enter the BIOS and make sure that Auto configuration is enabled under pnp/pci configurations. also make sure that any automatic capabilities are enabled.
2.Insert a bootable win98 floppy, go to commandprompt, type fdisk /mbr. This will rewrite the master boot record from the floppy.
3. if you have no fdisk command on floppy, naviagte to c:\windows\command and type the same command.
Restart your pc.
Hope this helps
by klwong72
by thechas
1. You may have a bad plug-in card.
2. You may have a plug-in card that is attempting to use the same DMI address as another card.
If you recently added a card, that may be the culprit.
If you have not added a card recently, try removing your modem or NIC card, as these are the most apt to fail.
Chas
by klwong72
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